Millburn High School - Millwheel Yearbook (Millburn, NJ)

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JAMES THOMAS JOSEPH FALLON lim is a boy who loves the out-oi- doors. A member of the explorer scouts. lim has two favorite hobbies, hiking and camping. In the spring his fancies turn to track. This year he captained the newly-formed cross-coun- try team. Among Iim's other activities are the Professional Scientists' Club and C.Y.O. In the future lim would like to attend Seton Hall College, ma- joring in the field oi chemistry. JOEL ALVIN FREEDMAN The Class of '52 welcomed a real sailor to their ship when Ioel Freed- man came aboard as a senior from Carteret. All of Ioe1's interests cen- ter around the water. A member of the yacht club and water skiing club. Ioel owns his own .motor boat. Trading his tins tor a gavel in the winter. he is president of the Planning Club at Beth El Tempel. Our aquatic crystal ball predicts a bright future for Ioel, who plans to continue his studies at college. HERBERT BROWN FISCHER Herb is well known in Millburn for his outstanding artistic ability. He helped to make the scenery lor both the junior and senior plays. When Herb is not painting. you will more than likely find him working on a short wave receiver or radio that he has made during spare moments. In his sophomore year he received his Honor M. During activity periods Herb helps Mr. Esler solve difficult problems which arise in Electronics Club. NEAL MORTON FRANKS Red hair and flaming personality. You'll iind this combination often in 211 alter school and in Professional Scientists' Club preparing lor his career-metallurgy. Senior Forum Club. a must to develop his natural ability at debating. is one of his other school activtities. The Boys' Club Iewish Cen. ter and his hobby. collecting stamps. occupy most of Neal's time outside of school. Neal plans to enter college after graduation. THORP LANSINGH FREEMAN Push back the lock oi hair and you'll find one of the friendliest guys in M.H.S. Add to this great enthusiasm. and you've got Thorp. He was a gen- tleman's gentleman truly worthy oi his British accent in the senior play. Active in basketball. Professional Scientists' Club and Pre-Engineering Club. Thorp lends his deep bass voice to the Sen- ior Chorus, Boys' Glee Club. and All- State Chorus. With this tremendous background Thorp's bound to make good as an aeronautical engineer in the Naval Reserve.

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WW LYDIA ANN GERHARDT Lana is one of the most active girls in the Class of '52. She holds the hon- ored position of Hi-Tri secretary and is a member of the Senior Chorus. Or- chestra, Girls' Glee Club. and G.A.A. Some of her abilities are displayed in her work for the Miller staff and senior write-up committee. Modern dancing is her favorite hobby. She is also a mem- ber of the Summit Young People's. Her future plans include college and a ca- reer in home economics. LEDA GILLETTE Leda boarded our ship this year. Cambridge High in Massachusetts. where she sang in the glee club and served on the student policy committee. must certainly have regretted giving up this gal! Since joining us. Leda has participated in Senior Chorus, Foot- lighters, G.A.A., and the Metropolitan Opera Guild. She was an understudy for the senior play and tried out as a fullback for the All-State Hockey Tournament. We guarantee that the college Leda chooses will benefit from her presence. GENE WALTER GOCKLEY Quiet and easy-going. but friendly- that's Gene. There he goes now, saun- tering down the hall. with that typical grin on his face. He's either ready to work on his car, or he's going to one of his after-school jobs. This lad is normally serious, but often comes out with an unexpected witticism. Geno hasn't decided which college he'll at- tend, but college is in his plans for the future. THOMAS DUNNE GIDLEY Student President. football tackle, Hi- Y executive. winner of the Honor M- these are only a few achievements that have made serious-minded Gid out- standing. Add to this list membership in the Varsity Club and the Forum Club, participation on the track team, and service as vice-president of the Student Council during his junior year. and who will you have then? Tom, of course, a sailor with versatility plus. who is looking forward to continuing his education at Amherst. SANDRA ANN GRASS Meet Sandra. one of our more talent- ed sailors. She's bent on making a name for herself in dress fashions. lt will not surprise us, for Sandy accom- plishes all she sets out to do. Senior Chorus, Hi-Tri. and Metropolitan Opera Guild Club are just some of her ac- tivities. Of course, we are sure you re- member those costumes in the senior play which Sandy, our costume chair- man. kept looking just perfect. After graduation Sandra plans to attend a fashion school.